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In an early-season crash, a Maine motorcyclist was killed Monday after being struck from behind by another motorist

Have you ever seen a rabbit riding a motorcycle? Me neither, until recently.

If you have a bike and are curious to know where the best routes are in Maine to travel, I've got the details for you!

The suspect was also reaching for a drink at the time of the accident.

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A video was submitted to Augusta PD of a man driving dangerously on Memorial Bridge. Police are asking for assistance in identifying the driver.

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State Police say a Hallowell man died this morning when he lost control of his motorcycle in Augusta. According to Maine Department of Public Safety Spokesman Steve McCausland,  Edward Lingley, 33, was traveling too fast as he exited I-95 and the bike slid on a sharp curve, and then struck the trailer portion of a tractor trailer in the opposite lane ...

In September of last year, Augusta Police Chief, Robert Gregoire, was on a benefit motorcycle ride with his wife, Cathy. They were raising money for the Shriner's Children's Hospitals.

This past summer while riding a motorcycle to raise money for the Shriner's Children's Hospital, our Augusta Police Chief, Robert (Bob) Gregoire, was seriously injured in an accident. While the chief's wife, Cathy, along with Sgt. Chris Shaw, were also injured in the two bike crash, it was Bob who was most critically hurt. He sustained a neck injury that has left him partially paralyzed.

Augusta Police Chief, Bob Gregoire, along with his wife, Cathy and Augusta Police Sargent Chris Shaw, were using their day off to help raise money for the Shriners Hospitals for Children. That afternoon, on the way back to Turner, where riders were to gather, the two officers' motorcycles crashed in Jay. Shaw was alone and Gregoire was riding with his wife.

When you think of quiet rides, a motorcycle isn't the first thing that comes to mind. Enter the electric Harley Davidson, which will be introduced in New York this week!

Safety versus freedom in the form of a motorcycle helmet is back in front of Maine lawmakers. There is a new bill on mandatory helmet use for all Maine motorcyclists. It is being reviewed by a legislative committee.

In the Indonesian city of Lhokseumawe (good luck saying THAT!), a new regulation bans women from straddling a motorcycle behind a man.  Why? Because straddling the bike seat violates Islamic values.